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Barber, Theodore Xenophon (1965). Physiological effects of ‘hypnotic suggestions’: A critical review of recent research (1960-64). Psychological Bulletin, 201-222. Recent studies are reviewed which were concerned with the effectiveness of suggestions given...
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NOTES The authors argue that mnemonic lapses of this kind represent a failed attempt to remember rather than a successful attempt to forget.pontaneous forms of forgetting as well. Spiegel, David; Cardena, Etzel (1991). Disintegrated experience: The dissociative...
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NOTES 1: “The results of the study do not support Young and Cooper’s (1972) earlier work which indicated that S expectancies play an important role in the occurrence of posthypnotic amnesia. [They do] support previous research (Hilgard & Cooper, 1965)...
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1995 Eastwood, John D.; Gaskaski, Peter; Bowers, Kenneth S. (1995, November). Frequency of pain reporting and analgesia: Exploration of a possible interaction. [Paper] Presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, San Antonio,...
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1988 Boeke, S.; Bonke, B.; Bouwhuis-Hoogerwerf, M. L.; Bovill, J. G.; Zwaveling, A. (1988). Effects of sounds presented during general anaesthesia on postoperative course. British Journal of Anaesthesia, 60, 697-702. In a double-blind, randomized study, patients...
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Provides a social psychological interpretation of the interrelations among demonic possession, mesmerism, and hysteria. It is argued that the reciprocal role relationship of mesmerist and magnetized S in the 18th and 19th centuries involved the secularization of the...
